Domestic coffee prices
On September 27, coffee prices in key Central Highlands regions increased by VND 2,600/kg, bringing the average price to VND 115,500/kg. This is the highest price in the past two weeks.
The increase occurred simultaneously in all localities:
Dak Dak increased by VND2,500/kg to VND115,500/kg.
The old Dak Nong and Gia Lai both increased by VND 2,700/kg, reaching VND 115,700/kg and VND 115,300/kg respectively.
Lam Dong increased by VND 2,100/kg to VND 114,300/kg.
World coffee prices
The closing price data of the last trading session of the week (September 26) showed that both international coffee exchanges maintained a strong upward trend.
Robusta price ( London): Continue to lead the increase. The contract for November 2025 increased by 107 USD/ton, equivalent to 2.60%, to 4,201 USD/ton.
Arabica prices (New York City): Also increased strongly. The December 2025 contract increased by 6.70 US cents/lb, equivalent to 1.80%, to 378.05 US cents/lb.
The continuous increase in world coffee prices is the main reason for boosting domestic prices and signals a very optimistic market sentiment.
Coffee price assessment and forecast
The coffee market is showing resilience and a clear recovery trend after a strong correction.
The increase was reinforced by unchanged fundamental factors: global coffee inventories remained at a record low and concerns about supply due to the tariff policy imposed on Brazil remained intact. The continuous strong increase in prices shows that bearish factors (such as the big crop) are being overwhelmed by supply and demand factors.
After finding a new floor price, investor sentiment has shifted from panic to optimism, promoting buying activities.
It is forecasted that in the short term, the market will likely continue to increase. However, the volatility will still be very high. Investors should closely monitor weather developments in major producers and the opening moves of exchanges next week to assess whether the recovery trend will be maintained sustainably.
